your backs. two brutal a assaults and now this warning. women watch your backs. pg&e comes clean releasing the list of those high live pipelines. but it doesn't exactly helpful. what you will have to do to get more info. i need to be concerned for their safety. >> some people learned that you can fight city hall. what city leaders decided about the location of a new jail. now, he's had so much love. >> rescued from michael vick's estate. smiles on some bay area faces. first tonight, the wife of a vallejo man said that he left her for the woman that he's now accused of killing. police found a car and a bloody seen on glen cove parkway.

then investigators found a woman's body files -- miles a way. what else they discovered inside that car. >> reporter: police are right now here at the headquarters interviewing the suspect. they believe the motive is that the suspect's girlfriend was trying to break up with him. >> he will be charged with murder. >> reporter: 39-year-old william -- is under arrest tonight charged with the murder of his girlfriend. the body of 33-year-old richy -- was found slumped in the front seat of a car. people say the apparent murder weapon was also inside the car. >> it appears to have been a blunt instrument. in the vehicle, we did find a metal bat, like a baseball bat, inside the vehicle where she was found with blood on it. >> reporter: investigators believe the murder happened in the early afternoon in vallejo

at the parking lot of the tennis courts. when vallejo detectives arrived, they found a pool of blood and the vehicle. at first they weren't sure if the victim was alive or dead. a few hours later, police 11 miles away reported the suspect showed up at a coworkers apartment, his girlfriend dead in the passenger seat. that coworker immediately called police and detectives say he surrendered and confessed to killing his exgirlfriend. >> so he is also married and it is his ex-wife who initially called police. apparently the suspect was driving away from the murder seen, called his wife, his estranged wife and said i have just murdered my boulevard and then she called 9-1-1. that's what set these events in motion. apparently, according to family members of the suspect, the woman was apparently told by a

9-1-1 operator there were no officers available to go to the scene. police very he mentally dispute that. they say they did go out to the victim's house and eventually found a murder seen there at the tennis courts. >> a twisted mess, for sure. thank you. from that to this, women in part of the bay area are now being told, make sure you know what is happening around you at all times. robert lyles tells us why. >> reporter: ask most to describe lake merritt. >> usually think it's safe. >> reporter: so safe, women work out alone and more often than not with head phones or cell phones. >> everybody, especially by themselves, are all walking around with an ipodin their ear. >> police are saying remove the head phones and keep the eyes peeled. the attacker seems to be using the cover of darkness.

as two women fell victim last night within hours of one another. >> we are going to have to find someplace else to walk. >> reporter: we would like to tell you the exact street, but police did say each attack happened in a is he included neighborhood around lake merritt where there are not many streetlights. >> i will probably be a little more careful. >> reporter: so what's recommendation from oakland police tonight? be vigilant. especially as you enter and exit the car. police are even saying to immediately lock the door once you are inside. it seems to all suggest that the two women last night were attacked either inside their car or very close to the car and quite possibly this all happened very close to their front doors. >> i think that it's a suggestion that women could take heed of no matter where they,. >> i think you're absolutely right. >> yeah, okay. in oakland. thank you.

well, after numerous calls from local politicians and a demanding public, tonight pg&e has posted those maps showing the locations of the riskiest pipelines in the state. pipe segments get on the list based on four criteria. will there or has there been third-party construction nearby. pipe corrosion, land movement near the pipe such as earth quakes. the pipe's age, design, what it's made of. pg&e's president says these factors impact the list constantly. >> this list is in flux. some items will move up and some will move down. >> he this say the san brown section was not on the top 100 list. when it finds out what caused that explosion, it might have to change is criteria. for now, you can find out if you live within 500 feet of a

high risk pipeline by calling a hotline number. checking bay area hoed lines now, the chp says a teenager was drunk when he crashed his car. grief counselors were on campus today, the first day of school since that crash on friday. the 16-year-old driver is being held on a list of charges including very electric hard manslaughter. two of the four drivers remain hospitalized. the first hov toll lane opened today. solo commuters can pay a fee to drive in that lane, which is otherwise reserved for car pools. there are -- is some confusion on the first day but traffic eventually moved fairly well. in san francisco, people unhappy with the tax. protested in front of a wine shop that he used to own.

protesters claim he has a conflict of interest. the mayor sold his shares of businesses in san francisco, including that shop. supervisors voted to add about 3 to 5 cents per drink to pay for alcohol abuse programs but still don't have the votes to over ride a veto. people in one bay area city took on the local government and it looks like they will win. they are fighting back against a six story jail. that's in the heart of the city's downtown. >> reporter: they are fighting the law. so what you want now is trans per and simon joins. >> yes. we want dialogue. we don't want to be told what's going to happen. >> the sheriff is considering building a new jail on wins low street. it would be six stories tall. conveniently located near the

current jail. the problem, neighbors say it's also near shops, restaurants, theatres and parks. >> this is a downtown. this is a place where people are coming for entertainment to be together, it's not an appropriate place nor a jail -- for a jail in anybody's downtown. >> more than 100 demonstrators. they say doubling the number of inmates near it's family is a bad idea. >> i just think, me, myself, i've got three kids and i need to be concerned for their safety. >> reporter: inside the meeting, some good news, the sheriff says another site away from downtown just might work. >> i am sensing a little bit of hope leading away from a downtown jail. >> well, the process is moving. and there is -- there does a especially to be a viable option oral tern active to the down continue to jail.

>> reporter: and back out here live at that county motor yard and the sheriff stresses they are in the early stages and there is a lot of studying yet to be done but for now it looks good to not have a jail in downtown redwood city. >> all right. thanks. we were supposed to have a state budget july 1st. so what have you lawmakers been doing? since the deadline came and went, they have taken $6.9 million in campaign contributions and most of that money came from powerful interests trying to advance an agenda in sacramento. coming up, she stays in this country illegally and then blame the system. no influence at all from nobody, from nowhere. she speaks about how she evaded deportation. walking away from 30- millimeter dollars, why a bay

area executive gave the money back. been living as an illegal doing something that seems impossible. >> what words would you use to describe him. >> kiss me. coming up in minutes. [ male announcer ] jerry brown's good old days. but what really happened? cnn -- not me -- cnn says his assertion about his tax record was "just plain wrong." jerry brown went out there and took credit for the fact that the people of california voted for proposition 13, which lowered taxes, which he opposed. and now he's going around taking credit for it. he raised taxes as governor of california. he had a surplus when he took office and a deficit when he left. he doesn't tell the people the truth.

immigrant in boston, is speaking about her situation for the first time

president obama's aunts who has been living as inillegal immigrant in boston is speaking about her situation for the first time. she has been living in public housing and receiving disability. after a successfully fighting deportation, she was granted -- in the united states earlier this year. she tells a station in boston that she didn't ask for public assistance and that her ne ph ep did not influence officials. >> i did not ask for it. they gave it to me. >> she says that when she came to the u.s., she had planned to leave but got sick and was hospitalized. she says after that, she couldn't afford to leave. it's been a career move. mark says he will give up $30 million of his severance package from hugh lit pack arrested. he is doing it to settle a suit

after he was hired to be copresident. he was forced to resign last month in the wake of a sexual harassment investigation. michael vick made his appearance yesterday, first one, since being jail for running a dog fighting ring. an animal that is now bringing comfort to bay area cancer patients. >> this is still alive -- alive play. >> reporter: . >> i found jesus through this situation and asked him for forgiveness. >> reporter: but the horror stories, the deponent pry vacation, the hangings and drownings of dogs were all true. >> good boy. >> that is what makes him so remarkable. he was ones described as atic

time bottom -- >> a clown, lover boy, kiss me,. >> she is a certified trainer, took leo in and quickly focused on hisientler nature. >> we rescued him in december of 2007 and within five weeks he was registered as a therapy dog. >> come on, sweet heart. >> that's right. this broad shouldered pit bull now wears a clown collar once a week to loved and be loved by patients who know what it's like to be hurting. >> when i see him, it's such joy. he makes me feel good inside. it's so good to feel good these days. >> reporter: ruth has been seeing him for about two years and they seem to have formed a close bond. she is now in remission. >> i connect with him having knowing his story and having

gone through what he's gone through. you know, there's a seed in him that says survive and live. >> of the 51 dogs that were taken, only four could not be rescued. the rest have found new families, new lives, new careers outside the ring. >> he has had so much evil in his life and now he's had so much love. >> love that starts in the home. he was rescued with the intent of adopting him out. this is his home now. >> leo doesn't want to fight. and i don't know it's so much of a tans formation -- transformation or a rehabilitation as it is setting up the environment so the dogs can be who they were in the first place, which is loving, sweet, affectionate animals. the voters being urged to

slow down after a -- whale found on a bay area beach. there was not much left of this carcass. you can't even tell what kind of whale it was. marine life experts say there are a lot of whales because of abundance of crill which is what they eat. >> that doesn't smell very good, just for the record. have you ever heard of gary -- he writes a column. i wrote to him because i said, he's an animal specialist. i've been seeing abundance of -- when i drive home at night. >> he said that's because of the rainy season. don't -- >> aren't you supposed on the home before midnight. let's take a look at this. temperatures across the bay area today, anywhere from 65

degrees, 82 degrees, santa row ta. for your morning commute, looks like 59. we are still picking up a sea breeze. this is interesting. this is the leading edge of the marine layer and it does marin land at least a good 50, 60 miles. albeit shallow. sun up at 6:55. during the afternoon, it's going to increase again due to this little pesky trough offshore. it will be plowing into the northern half of the state. you have to imagine a cooler air mass, temperatures coming down in comparison to today by a good 10 degrees. unseasonably cool in san francisco, around 60 when we

should be around 71 degrees. your neighborhood forecast, kick starting with the coast, 50s beaches, 60s, 70s accrues the peninsula. morgan hill for one of the outside numbers, 74. east bay numbers stacking up like this, 56 in richmond. 20 degrees warmer when you go further east towards brentwood, otherwise there you have the numbers in the north bay, 50s through the 70s. the extended forecast calls for a cooler day for the first day of autumn. then we heat up into the 90s on friday and saturday. look at this picture. >> that's beautiful. >> she was out running. she runs marathons and she snapped this picture. i was hoping i could go now and continue watching hawaii 50.

>> there she goes. >> you told me all those stories. >> she's so old. >> she told me about it. medical emergency in space. what to do. tonight's good question. people! look at you!

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discovery made its final trip to the launch pad ill a bitter-sweet a site tonight. the shuttle discovery made it final trip to the launch pad. it will lift off november 1st for it's final mission. one of only two missions

remaining. the endeavor launch in february will end the 30-year shuttle program. challenges of space travel, subject of tonight's good question, he wants to know, what would astronauts do if someone had something like a pen did i site is in flight? can they perform surgery up there. >> if you get sick at work, you can always take off, go to the doctor's office, get chened out there. what if where you work is 250 miles above the earth and there is no doctor available and taking off means a space ship right back to earth. what do you do? >> i know at least two or three astronauts on any mission are intensively trained on medical procedures. and there is always a flight surgeon on hand mission control to talk the crew through anything they need to know. >> okay. we get the fact that somebody on board knows how to stop a

bloody nose but what about the serious stuff. believe it or not, they can cut you open in space if they have to. >> they have medical kits up there with step by step instruction cards for just about anything that might happen. >> he says nasa keeps a fairly complete medical kit on board the shuttle and the space station, including defibrillators and if it's serious they can load you aboard a capsule and have you on earth in a couple of hours. >> i think that's the most likely scenario, taking people back to earth as opposed to sending up help. making headlines all week, the 49ers let their -- do the talking. that's next.

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the 49 either committed four -- 49ers committed four turnovers but somehow still had a chance to win the game late in the 4th quarter. just over a minute to play, gore takes it up the middle for his second touchdown. 112-yard game for him. they needed a 2-point conversion. davis has the catch, they review it and as you will see, vernon's left foot is across the goal line. the call is overturned. we had a tied football game. final drive, smith very strong tonight. drew brees is just as good. he throws over the middle, far cuss gets the saints inside the red zone. two plays later, garrett got a

field goal. the saints beat the 49ers. the drought is over for a's rookie chris carter after starting his career 0-33, carter finally got his first base hit. the a's beat the white sox and they go back over .500. that was the longest streak in franchise history for not getting a base hit. >> his future as a quarterback is slid identified. >> he had two picks one wasn't his fault. >> he kept his come pose you are through the game and he didn't loot it. >> he did a great job, the defense was spectacular. if you're a 9er fan, you come away thinking there is some hope. >> let's get back to gonzales. we don't have time, roberta .

>> we have to go. it's happening.

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